Rgabi Ait Hassou

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Rgabi Ait Hassou is a small village in southern Morocco, 90 km from Zagora. Built in 1900, Rgabi Palace is considered one of the historical palaces in southeastern Morocco.

Rgabi is a small village located in southern Morocco, approximately 90 kilometers from Zagora and just 9 kilometers from the center of Mhamid. Nearby, Ksar Ouled Driss is situated only 2 kilometers away. One of the village's notable landmarks is Rgabi Palace, a historical structure that was built in 1900. This palace is significant as one of the most important in southeastern Morocco, showcasing traditional architecture and reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. It attracts visitors who wish to explore its history. Surrounded by arid landscapes and the vast backdrop of the Sahara, Rgabi offers a unique glimpse into rural Moroccan life while preserving the remnants of its historical significance.

You can take a CTM bus^{[dead link]} from Casablanca, Marrakech, or any city along the N9 road (Ouarzazate, Zagora, Tagounite). From Ouarzazate, the trip is 120 dirhams; from Marrakech, it is 200-230 dirhams. CTM leaves from Marrakech at around 11:15 and from Ouarzazate at 16:00 and arrives M'hamid around 21:45 (as of November 2026). M'Hamid is listed by the CTM as "Lamhamid Ghozlane". Other bus companies include Supratours, and Voyages Farah.

There is an asphalt road to M'Hamid so you can reach the village from Ouarzazate by virtually any car. The trip from Ouarzazate is memorable, passing through small villages, the regional center of Zagora, and over a pass into the open desert.

Rgabi Ait Hassou is a small town that is easily explored on foot.